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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-02-19

It's Financial Status: The same journ-
ri in this city which regularly an
nounces that the Big Bend Hydraulic
Company pays n dividend aggregating
SIS 5000, including n for that mount In
January, 1887, and as having thus paid
in all S2l6,000, we observe, in q recent
table Of Annual Financial Statements
which are claimed ito be taken from
aAidayits filed with the county clerk y
reports the aforesaid Big Bend as being
in debt $500 on the lst day of January,
lSS7.-N. Y. Mining Record.
The annual financial statement" il
doubtless correct, but this t~rifing IN
debtedness will in no way interfere
| with the regular monthly repetition OF
| six thousand dollar declarations.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-02-19

A bill introduced by Wells of Pen
nington proposes to make it unlawful at
any time to ship out of Dakota for any
purpose, the carcass of any buffalo, elk,
deer, antelope or mountain sheep the
penalty to be a fine Of $50 for each car
cass. Also it shall be unlawful for the
two years next succeeding the taking
effect Of the act, to kill, trap, or in any
way destroy quail the penalty to be
S25 for each quail.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-02-19
Proposals for the Maintenance Of ths
County Poor.

CUSTER Cry, ID. T., Feb. II, 1887.
Bids will be received ut the County
Clerks Office for the maintenance Of the
county poor of Custer county, mp to the
first Monday in April, (4th) 1887. All
bids to be accompanied by good and
sufficient bonds, to be in scaled en-.
velopes, addressed to the county clerk
and will specify thereon Proposals for
Keeping County Poor Board Of Conn.
ty Commissioners will act on said bids
April 4th, 1887, and reserve the right to
reject any and all bids.
Given under my hand this 18th day
of February, 1887.
J. T. PITCHER, County Clerk.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-02-19

President Bullock informs us that with
the completion of the Iron Hill smelter
the company will enter the market as
a purchaser for all ores now being ship
ped to Omaha. In addition, parties who
have amounts too small to ship will find
a buyer in the company as the works
will be Of ample capacity to not only re
duce the Iron Hill but all such other
ores as may be offered, In case the
supply should be greater than the new
plant will be able to handle n addition.
al stack will be built. This information
will be pleasing to the many prospectors
and companies now operating in this
locality az it will solve the problem of
finances, a question which plays an i'm
portant part in development work now
in progress and to be instituted later on,
Pioneer.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-02-19

The demands thus far made upon the
territorial treasury, through bills intro.
duced in the territorial legislature dur
ing the present session, aggregate more
than one and a quarter million dollars,
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-02-19
For Sale. or Trade for Cattla.

One pair of horses, young and sound
good drivers and workers; weight $50
and 1850 pounds. Also a wagon and
harness. Inquire at, or address post
office, Custer, O. j. Palmer.
(. y. Balcom.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-02-19
NOTICE TO GRE DiTORS.

Estate Of Benjamin McCasland, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
special administrator of the estate OF Benjamin
McCasland. deceased, 10 the creditors Of ana al
persons having claims against the said deceased
to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers
within four months after the hrst publication o.
this notice, 10 the said Special Administrator a,
the ONCE ofthe Probate Court Caster county, al
Custer City, In the County Of Custer, =. T
Dated at Custer City, February eth. 1887.
JOSEPH II. HEUMpHREUS,
Special Administrator
Estate OF Benjamin McCasland, deceased.
First publication, February II.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-02-19

A Washington special Of the l4th
states that Wellborn OF Texas has gone
home for the session, and has LETT the
Sioux reservation bill in the hands of
Peel and Nelson, who will make stalwart
effort to get the bill up at an early day,
but the situation is not very hopeful,
the appropriation bills having a right to
every minute Of the remainder of this
session. Wellborn will be responsible
for the failure of the bill, rs if called up
two weeks ago it would have had y fair
chance.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-02-19

The Rapid Journal says: Mrs. Sam
son, the ~clairvoyant, has been doing
quite a business in Deadwood. Accord
ing to one OF the papers Of that city
mining companies call in her aid to
explore their claims, and she is worth
more to them than a diamond drill"
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-02-19

Joseph Wallace, formerly clerk Of the
district court, and at that time a resi-
dent Of Rapid, has recently been adj
insane by the board of insanity
in Lawrence county. He will be sent
TO Indianapolis for treatment in a
asylum.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-02-19

The Cheyenne Sun intimates the
probability of the Cheyenne Northern
coming to the Hills, stating that it is
generally believed that instead of going
to Douglas, it will cross the Northwest
ern east of that place, at a point where
Shawnee creek empties into the Platte.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-02-19

Sundance has been heard from. The
Snow Shoe Express got in to Spearfsh
via Rocky Ford, Niger Hill and Spud
gulch, twenty-six days behind time, re-
porting an immense boom at that boreal
borough, resulting from a large number
Of cowboys being snow-bound at that
point. The occasion was further turned
to advantage by taking a census of the
village, which revealed the astounding
fact of the place containing 3lS in
habitants. We congratulate Sundance
upon the final realization Of her long
expected boom.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-02-19

A. w. Putnam of st. Paul came in on
wednesday.
George Ish was in the city from the
Gap on Monday.
J. z. Horgan arrived from the Eta
mine on Thursday.
Ed A Dee was a Detroit safe man in
the city on Tuesday.
William Hampton was a Rapid ma
in town on Wednesday.
Thomas Barrett was among the Hill
City arrivals on Tuesday.
w. r. Gibson of Bradley Flat was a
Custer visitor on Sunday.
w. Roy came in from Nine Mile on a
business mission on Wednesday.
F. Gibson and wife were at the
Vienna from Red Canon On Thursday.
N. 4. Scott Of Missing Link tin fame,
came in from Tenderfoot on Thursday.
Sam Moses of Oelrichs was registered
at the Kleemann House on Wednes.
day.
George Burroughs, a Beaver creek
stockman was a Vienna guest on Tues
day.
B. s. Shepard and J. wilkins were
Sheridan visitors in this place on Tues
day.
j. H. Schenck was registered as hail
ing from the Bad Lands at the Vienna
on Tuesday.
J. S. Palmer, /. Nelson, o. F. Carr and
d. Slower represented Hill City in this
place on Sunday.
Mark Thomas returned from the Eta
Camp on Wednesday where he owns
valuable tin interests.
j. 7. Foran, Watson Forst, and J. w.
McConn were a trio of tin rustlers from
at the Vienna on Tuesday.
III. L. Bond, Mrs. o. III. Merrick, and
A. b. Merrick were guests at the Klee-
mann House from Buffalo Gap on Sat-
M. Will.ie came in from Rapid on
Sunday, made this Office an agreeable
call, and placed us under obligations by
a brace Of his finely executed
maps Of Rapid City, including her semi
additions, for which we are
duly thankful.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-02-19

With reference to the extension Of
the Black Hills branch from Rapid City,
it is perhaps not generally known that
the contract was let early in December
for driving the piles and bridging sixty
miles Of the road, and that the sig
natures Of the proper parties have been
withheld from the grading contract for
some weeks on account Of certain pro-
ceedings in the territorial legislature Of
Dakota, which effects all roads in the
territory. We have just cause for the
belief that the bill emanated with a
member from the Black Hills who has
a personal grievance to crafty, because
the Northwestern did not do certain
things which personally interested the
gentleman referred to.-Douglas Adj
yertiser.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-02-19
Open Lodge.

The Good Templars will hold open
lodge at the court house hall on Satur
day evening, February 10Th. The
exercises will commence at 7:30 o'clock.
The following program is announced:
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-02-19

The White Crown lode, referred to In
our issue Of January Goth as bearing
both silver and nickel has been further
developed by the extension of the cross
cut twelve feet. The width Of this pc
culiar ore body is now knowa to be
tw~enty-four feet, with a probability OF
proving considerable wider when the
cross cut is further extended, as there
are as yet no appearances indicating
near approach to the hanging wall,
Further assays will be made from time
to time in order to more fully determine
tho value Of the ore body, which is now
conceded to be unusually promising.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-09

The Memphis Appeal, in following
the illustr,ous example of Henri Wat
terson by reading sam Randall out Of
the Democratic party, speaks of his
denunciation and reputation by the
party, and winds up by calling him
the "PennsyIvania Renegade" We
regard Randall as Il very able man,
but we have no sympathy with his
high tariff views--that IL not Just yet
but we don't want to place ourselves
in a position where we will have to
crawiish, because this may be u great
iron manufacturing centre some day,
and then perhaps we would favor a
high tariff. Just like Gen. Hancock
said 1t was--a local matter at last
the tariff, we mean.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-09

p;I,. 4n1,,Is ~ GE>- {. y Al
THAlL.
The 4a2co City Herald .as hois.ec
.l1e name of Gen'I. r. {, u aithaL! fn.
recollection TO the office Of ta.ts'
states ,.engtor from Mississippi! 4Gt
comes out III 2 strong editorial setting
forth the reasons for favoriEE Mr.
NaIthall for a full term. The =enti
nel fully agrees with the Herald, and
va are now ready to predict that Ger
sgaltha!i will be elected his Oysn sue.
ee3aor By the next Legislature without
serious opposition, His ability learn
ing and fidelity TO the people, inter-
ast deserves IA endorsement, and the
people Of Mississippi usually do their
public men juStioe-~heDc7 we say
zen. Nalthall will be his Q~n 3uc-
tessGr,- Ripley sentinel.
The next !e-ielatuFe vii! be called
pl,or 'a select q successor to Gen. Il.
e. \Yalthuli in the senate ofthe Uni
st.t,- f., ,ni. c~,coa,,,on wa
.t z,ho can he f,nnd more worthy
Il, better qualified than the di-!in-
...;-1oa n-nsfo,na, b;n,solfa whe
STATE Gf Mississippi viii have a. good
,~~.se,t.tic a. am, -ta,a IN tha
,.,.o, III, lo,.n o. th,,. l-oo, V-o3tpau
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-nvhord F,l.on
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ii. hama in ns.,ade Tba senator
~, ro.a ,,1,. roo, vo.r,iu ,hatr
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a sound legal Opinion.

T.. Dainhfidgn Munday. ESD. County
Attorney, Clay Co, Tex, says; Have
used Electric iii,t.fs with mos; happy
results. My brother niso was very lcw
with malatiai fever aud !auuiicc. bu,
IVES cured hy timely use Of ;h!, medicine.
Am satisfied Electric Bi,,crs saved his
"s-.'' Nr. -. !. wiirnsspn. of ii.tus
Cave. Ky. adds u Ike testimony. say,
ing: Ill, positively believes lie wuul,
have died, had /, No, been for Electric
iiiiicrs. This great remedy will ward
of. ~ well ~ cure all maiariai discasca,
ard for all kidney. liver aud stomach
disorders stand untlual.d. Price 60c.
aud 81, nj ail drug stores.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-10

The two recent deaths, which were
tie only events of that nature that have
occurred in Maeker FOX over two years,
brings to Our notice na,tor that viii
sooner or later demasd the attention Of
the town government and those of our
citizens who take ali int rest IN the Gd-
yancemon, amt wsilfgrc of the town.
We refer Ia the cemetery. When the
spot now used rs cemetery was selected
AS n burial place tho military authorities
did not make calculations for our pres
cnt prosperous und growing town. The
cemetery Is now too close TO tho town.
II will have TO he removed before long
and the sooner the matter is taken IN
hand the better. We See no reason
why some of our enierprising citizens
should not form n cemetery association
aud take up land suitable Tor the pur-
poses designated. There are several
eligible slles close TO town that could
be easily procured.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-10
nsa't T-n..ir,-a,

you cannu; afford to waste time IN
experimenting when your lungs me In
danger. Consumption always seems. n,
hftt. onlY u cold. DO un; permit any
dealer To impose upon ypu wi,h come
cheap imitation 0f Dr. Kings New
Discovery for CONSUMPTION, cousiis
aud Colds. hut he surC you get the gen.
uinc. because hu can make morc profit
he may tell you he has something Just
rs good. or jus, the same. Don't h. de.
ecssel. lhi insist upon getting Dr.
Kings Discovery. which is guaranteed
to give relief ~ all Throat. Lung and
Chest Affections. Trlnl bottle free at
any drug store. i.aige bottles. 81.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-10
VIVA; Am ITO Got

.Thc symptoms of biliousucsncss ar,
unhappi.y but too well known. They
diacr In different individuals Ia some
extent. a bilious man is seldom Il
breakfast cater. Too frequent. alas. he
lias .n escellen, appetite for liquids bu,
none for solids OF morning. Ills
tongue will hardly bear inspection at
any time. If 1t is not white and furred.
1t is rough. at all uycnts.
The digestive system is wholly out Of
order and diaphea or constipation may
hc symptom or the two may alternate.
There are often hnmorrho:ds or even
loss of blood. There may bc gidtlincss
and often headache and acidity or iiaiu-
lcncc and tenderness In the pit Of til.
stomach. To correct all this II no, cf-
feet cure try Green's Angus, Flower.
II cost but ,riilo and thousands attest
its efficacy.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-10

or Chicago sisns cpnfeascily u, the
head OF ali publications devoted
especially 4, o,c livestock Interests.
either In ysticrica or Europe. /; is q
veTy larJ. elegantly printed. beautifully
iliusir>dd paper, allied from week To
We, ,fs,,h the bcst thoughts of tile ben,
w,tcrs of tho world upon topics con.
Acted with tie profitable breeding.
feeding. and management Of inim stock
II is abreast oI the times tn all ,hlng,
pertaining TO the live. stock interests Of
the country. The publishers promise
s;ill greater excellence for the year TO
come than they hava hitherto attained.
Hnd ~ Tar they have kept all their prom
iaes with ,hci. readers. We have made
arrangements 20 club with this excel.
lent paper Tor tie coming year. Single
subscriptions TO The Breeders Gazette
4, - . year. and TuE HERALD Is - u
year, or 50 a year for both at regular
subscription rates. 10 all new sub
scribefs we wilt club TuE HERALD aud
breeders Gazette ut the low rate OF
Si25 per wear for both. cash IN ad-
vance. As this liberal offer will onl,
be held open for short period now tx
Your time 10 subscribe. Sample copies
of tho breeders Gazette can b. seen nj
this Office. or can hc procured free. by
addressing j. II. Sanders Publishing
Co.. Chicago, IN.
The Meeker herald., 1887-12-10
rhs Lawer whilc mIver noad.

LOWER WHITE RIVER, noy. -, 81.
To tho Editor of PIT. iiuRAtpi
DrAE Siu-Sone weeks ago you In
serlsd In your columns gn article adj
yocatins an alteration in the county
road lying between SIR. keslngera and
Nr. Blair's ranches, and drawing at
lention to the mfgyorahle condition Of
tic present road. and an somewhat
a,,onished that II has not invoked some
res,onse either from the County Com
mls-ionefs OF the settlers IN the in'
mediate neighbOrho0i.
II IL not ms intention 10 heap abuse
upon the heads OF the commi sldners
and contractors OF tie present road. ~,
no doubt, they had their difficulties 10
contend with In its formation, and 30
will those have. who undertake the
suggested one to run nj tho foot OF the
bluns. yet the fact remains, that the
road now In nse. Is both difficult and
dangerous. Tie debris which now lies
ncalt.fcd along IL is convincing prnoi
of the latter, aud u - the general
, opinion that \ considerable easier grade
can lie ub,alaei nj comparatively IT.
II. expense. II Is possible that We may
b. accused OF wanting TO draw on III.
county treasury too heavily for our own
selfish benefit ana convenience; this.
however. will no. L. the case, for the
many who max. usc of this sond holli
from below aud above the river, VIII he
equally benefited and will hall with de-
light the prospec, oi cyadlag tive pres
ont dangerous rad
am fully persuaded, tim, II our able
County Commissioner would Interest
himself Ia this ncci.'i undertaking. h-
could secure It's sanction by the county
ani II lie should require amy outside
support. surely there would lie no diili'
Guilty In aiiaF,ling him all he requires u
strengthen 80 Euo.l JaIF..
ANY s.sf.s taken In iuf,hcrancc Of ih.
Euggrsir,i new roii viii meet with ihr
hearty supror; II
Al.owng WHITE RIVER SETTLER.
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tcniiuii ~ ,ns nal rTuui In .upr-rFf al HI.
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the E.zisirrbnf trTiy~F 81 Uisruu.si
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Iir names (f,.iueinf utfusssss e. pfuNo
his yuntiriu b-siirlr7 ufuit. sod cultivation
~. snfi Ian tis. James it Hanna. -iu-rrii
s.auuxr, itt A. iunIsr nti Walt.
sprasu~, all fir-scf, Colo.
= ; rsi.,S. Register.
lFir-i pub T. ,3--lasi be "a. 1871
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Soe tor Publication.
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PUBLIC stIs;.


| nf virln" of chnttci mortrpge. executed
- by TIL" White River Land, Live stock
'ri Irrigation Company. To- \, W, lIugtt4 4
20, OF i", kcr. colorado. dated October al
~. NM which va. dul, tiled In the Office uf
thH tlcrk ana l.corirr of Guriisd County
public auction ~ tho Gregory Stable. II, tho
Town OF Merkrr. colombo. on tho
sNu nay or DsgENuru, 4lS-J,
~ ~ O'Clock "i the mnrt,ing uf that day, the
following good. aud ch.tt,i.. to-wit:
Two 5i,-inoh Balm wagons.
| Two rlnws.
one moving machine:
unc hay rake;
Three sets hsTncss.
QUE harrow:
Together with ell cabins, stables ~orrni.
nnr other improvements OF whatsoever uptnr
nut nature, nnd nil tools Si'a-, brides hon 80.
h"h furniture. and all other property not
mentioned above. all ut snii rpnin,iy's Miller
,recN 'rnch, in the County Of Garfield and
Ihrcc hundred ani nineteen rauRp mnr.s.
TNrl,c s,dflc mares,
Tru raidIo horses:
Three work hpr.ca;
Twenty y-iNc 'crrliug colts:
Eileen 2-yctr OLD colts:
One hundred and clIuty.ayc suckinp ,oits.
aud 'N '"'s7'
Ten -tallInn-:
Al ot said live stock being branded with tho
Company. brands. to.~,,: fat3 or ~
o. both, on "a. irft -houl- Es.EA ky[A
dcru ioft hip; and -aid lAA fW
I'VE Stoct being now on the Company y rpnirp
m tho County OF Geriinld aud State of Colo
r''io; j. W. HUGus S 90.
La J" i,,i,lsiIEu, Mortaagacs.
Dated g hirhKrn, Colo., ,hi. 5th day Of Do
cenlbcr, isS..
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Nniirr for l,nhiicaIIon.

land OffftE NT
G,Irwoop sraiScs. Cola. Nov. Is. issI.
<roTICF--is hereby given t,nt the following
n named settler has iilrl notice ui his intcn
;iur To- make ni'al rr-uf In support 81 hi,
, fsip, and that said proof VIII br made IL"
fore The I.rri-frr unl iircri,-r. Mt tlrnwUs-l
Springs. .ploniio. 'n januar, .. insS. - it
O'Clock u. IN. Nigi john =. IhtIon, OF Lay,
lloutt county. Colombo. on his Homestead Ai-
piifg,fiur Su. -, for the g. av 4 nf,d " J, &c
I, Soc -, Tn q \. II ~ " 9Th T. ".
H. nnfur- N" following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
~, snil land. Wa William Slin-1n. william
Meadows. Charles DuGv nni william Nckuin
all of Lay. i.uuit county. tnlprhnn.
:. =. prf.AS. Register.
trirst rub Nov :'i--in., Dee ~. 1871
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NorIrI:.

Having cSlsel 10 bc stockholders and
officers ol ie white River Land, Live
Stock ani lt.gaiion company, notice Is
hereby fiyd lhs, we have no interest
ia and No }nnec,!on with said com
pany. erhell directly or indirectly, from
and af,f {, L. dale, November -, 1857.
WILLIAM l.. SWEET,
n,,.s nunysru.
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sol. 20, Publication.

bND OFFICE NT
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NOrIcH Il Tr,y given that ~. following
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He urnrse- following " vitusasEa to PROVE
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Of sai lad ylzi 4. =. Eiiisun. Charles
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The Meeker herald., 1887-12-10

We received large and ilac assort.
me"t Of job steel: ;hls week. Ais1
variety cf the fastest dclgus v
job s,ro aud arc prepared 10 get nj
hrst-rla>s Job work promptly aud >h'is-
tac,orily. STYLES in fancy tyros<rhIenl
"or. Is ever changing ltle y.hc rs all
ot''nf ihiugsl according io,do prevail
Ing fashions nnI We .iopr intend 10 c
behind In gn,''Ifrg psitaiuing TO ''tho
art prcss,va,iyc Of al arts"